24 — Friday, December 23, 1966

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

'Responsibility as Jewish Youth'
to Concern Region BBYO Parley

Temple Israel's Religious School
Contributes $1,083 to Allied Campaign

Hebrew U. Is Offering
Special English Courses

NEW YORK — Special courses

given in English have begun at the

Hebrew University this year as a
service to students from abroad,
it was reported by the office of
academic affairs of the American
Friends of the Hebrew University.
Simultaneously, it was announced
that applications are now being ac-
cepted for the 13th annual one-year
study program for American stu-
dents.
The 1966-67 group from America
is comprised of 137 third year stu-
dents and recent graduates who
are now in the midst of their
regular course of study after a
four-month Ulnan period (intensive
training in Hebrew). This is the
largest group in the program's his-
tory, and it is anticipated that
this number will be greatly ex-
ceeded in the coming year. Some
prior knowledge of Hebrew is de-
sirable for participation.
Candidates should submit their
applications by Feb. 15, to the of-
fice of Academic Affairs, 11 East
69th St., New York 10021.

"Searching Our Communities to Fred Freeman, Barbara Been,
Define the Future: Our Responsi- Mike Seidman, Joanne Stern-
hility as Jewish Youth" is the berg, Paul Winokur, Judy Taisch,
theme of the 1966 Michigan Region Frank Horowitz, Enid Idelsohn
Convention, Dec. 26-30 at the Jew- and Jack Guttenberg.
The Michigan Region BBYO
ish Center.
Approximately 500 delegates board of directors convention corn-
from I() Michigan and Canadian mittee, headed by Mrs. Gordon
cities will participate. Fruitman, Harry Dubin and Hy
The convention %ill be called Leibson, will judge contests and
to order Monday evening by the Provide housing.
Members of the committee in-
three council presidents, Danny
Rosen of Southfield. Greater De- elude Robert Kranitz, Bernard
trod AZA Council: Michele Sink- Thoryn, David Keyes, Mrs. Harry
off of Oak Park, Greater Detroit Spiro, Mrs. Allan Silverman, Mrs.
BBG Council; and Alan Kaufman Robert Swimmer, Mrs. Charles
of Grosse Ile, Great Lakes BBYO. Dworn, Mrs. Sam Fischer and
Members of Temple Israel Religious School present their dona-
Convention delegates will par- Mrs. David Howell.
The convention staff director is
tion to the 1967 Allied Jewish Campaign to Mrs. Robert Portnoy
ticipate in programs geared toward
helping them understand their :Melvin Y. Clayton, assistant dirge- (secondfrom the right), president of the junior division. From the
left are Richard Moscow, Student Council representative; Norman
roles as Jewish youth in the corn- tor, Michigan BBYO. Assisting are
Trepeck, president of Temple Israel Youth Group; Mrs. Portnoy and
munity. Special keynote addresses local chapter advisers Sanford
are to be given by William Av_ Sherman. Benson Leet, Janice
Robert Siefman, Student Council representative. The check for
$1,083 presented on Dec. 11 is the amount the children have do-
runin. executive director of the Kay. Barbara Raznick and Mrs.
Detroit Jewish Welfare Federation,
A 11 a staff
n Silverman.
agency
includes Professional
Emanuel nated
to the Detroit, national and overseas agencies which provide
'
and Richard
re - Mandel. Frances Rubin, Art Faja i health, welfare and educational services for Jews throughout the
gional
director H.
of . Lobenthal.
Bnai Brith Anti-
i world.
BALLROOM
Defamation League. Field trips to and Mark Lavetter.
Detroit organizations and agencies
Northland Ford Offers
BY
will aid the delegates in their con-
vention preparation. In advance
College Scholarship
of the District Six BBYO Conven-
Awards to Area 12As
COOLIDGE AT 9 MI.
tion in June, the Michigan Region
LI 7-4470
Ed Kasparian, president of
convention will host the AZA and
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Ford,
announced
the
BBG song and forensic contests.
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opening of the competition for the
Other activities will include the
Weddings • Bar Mitzvahs • Socials
1967 Northland Ford College
selection and crowning of the 1966-
' Detroit Teens to Attend
•'
Scholarship Award.
HA-RIVEIA ISRAELI
67 Michigan Region S w ee theart, C
Canada Leadership Seminar
The recipient of the award will
t,
a social evening, lunch programs
Teen-agers from Detroit will be chosen from this area and Doti
DANCE TROUPE
and a formal luncheon Dec. 30, 6,
number among the 150 attending fled by Jan. 15. A special three-
For Private Appearances Call:
when leaders of Bnai Brith will
the Canadian T o r a Leadership
JEFFREY DUNN, Manager
.
man scholarship panel will choose
speak with the youth, convention
PHONE: LI 8-7864
Seminar sponsored by the youth
, s corn _ the winner.
contest awards will be presented
bureau of Yeshiva University
,
to
any
12A
high
school
and the convention adjourned,
heading
the committee
of , Four
university
students
will ad-
s e Motel.
r v i c London,
e division
at the
youth
planners
are Sue Warnick
dress
their fellow
collegians
and munity
Carousel
Ont..
today entered
stulent,
competition
may
be '
Make Your Parts,
by the
sending
a letter to
Fred
through Thursday.
A. Epps 20211 Greenfield, 48235.
Swing With
and Hal Willens, Detroit BBG
the Congregation of Temple Israel
Rabbi Aaron Brander. education The letter should contain the fol-
and AZA Council, and Craig
on "The Key Issues Facing Col-
director
of
Cong.
Bnai
David
is
on
lowing
information:
name,
address,
Jerris, GLC Council. Others in- leps! Youth" 8:30. p.m. today.
One of the speakers, Charles the educational staff for the semi- I phone, school and a record of the
elude Barb Davis, Lanny Kamin,
Tobias, has served as president of nar• which will include Jewish entry's high school marks. All en-
Linda Liefer, Ken Brown, Elly
Glanz, Steve Bercuson, Sue Lip- , the National Federation of Temple studies, leadership skills, group tries must be sent not later than
Music for All Occasions
ton. Iloward Victor,
ictor, Marci Kahn, ;youth. Another, Daniel B. Syme, dynamics and recreational activ- Jan. 1.
FOR BOOKINGS CALL:
Kasparian said he is considering
arc Hirsch, Marcia Mazur,
Marc
the son of Rabbi M. Robert Syme ities.
the possibility of making it an an-
TE 2-9193
342-4887
of Temple Israel. He is entering
nual event.
the Hebrew Union College—Jew- Couples Club to Hold
ish Institute of Religion next fall
WE RENT AND SELL
to begin his studies for the rab- j Children's Theater Party
binate. Mark Shook, the third I A special vacation treat for chil-
member of the panel. is a former dren will be offered by the Couples
Ford
president of Temple Israel Youth : Club of Temple Emanuel 1 p.m.,
4
and is also entering the Reform ,
k
rabbinate seminary next fall. The i ' children's
Tuesday, when
it will
present
a
ALSO FEATURING A FINE SELECTION OF
theater
party
at the
►
.only girl student on the panel is , Berkley Theater. Don Knotts will
Joan
Gilbert,
who
has
also
been
star
in
"The
Incredible
Mr.
Lim-
By DAVID
active in the youth programs of , pit: ,
"AT THE LOWEST PRICES IN TOWN"
STEIN
Temple Israel.
i
The occasion for the panel is , There will be refreshments and
The Spotlight. Ford school news-
paper. has received three national the Annual College Homecoming prizes, including a bicycle.
7651 W. McNICHOLS at Santa Barbara
For further information, contact
journalism awards for last year's Sabbath Eve for college students
of Temple Israel families. They Mrs. Norman Stricof, 353-6569, or
UN 4-7408
%vork.
A rating of All American was will be the guests of the sister- Mrs. John Marcosky, 356-2284.
awarded to the Spotlight by the hood and the men's club of
National Scholastic Press Associa- Temple Israel at a dinner in the
Lion. This was the first time that social hall preceding the ser-
the Spotlight had received the
At the dinner. they will be ad-
NSPA's top award.
dressed by Dr. Harold Norris. pro-
The Quill and Scroll. honorary
society of hi2,h school journalism. lege
fessor
of law
the
Detroit
Col-
of Law.
on at
the
theme
of "Stu-
gave the Spotlight a first place
ratilig and an "A" Achievement dent Involvements in Liberal
Movements.'
Award for service to the school.
Both these awards place the Spot-
light. edited last year by Mike Young Israel Teens
Sitrin. in company with the top Formed at Oak-Woods
school newspapers of the country.'
YIT Young Israel Teens, re
Ford was a participant with cently . formed for teen-agers age
(You Must Be 17 Evenings)
Central High in a WJR "Junior 15-18, will have a social hour 4
Town Meeting of the Air" series. p.m. Saturday at Young Israel of
Featuring
Students first debated at (.'en- Oak-Woods. A guest speaker will
Accommodations Available to
• Go-Go Girls
tral, and then at Ford, on the be presented, followed by Israeli
Group and Party Affairs
question of whether Red China dancing and singing.
• Exotic Drinks (non-alcoholic)
should be admitted to the United
Young Israel Teens is planning a
• Top Recording Groups
Nations.
, toboggan party, with the participa-
• Guest Stars
Open:
Larry Russ. Suzi Greenfield. ' tion of a number of synagogues.
Thursday - Sunday, 7:30 p.m. to Midnite
• Battle of Bands
David Lipsitz • Roy Mash, Marc , Club president is Bonnie Engel:
Friday and Saturday, 7:30 p.m. to 1 a.m.
Pearl and Chuck Melly recently secretary, Jean Tenenbaum• food
Loads
of
Atmosphere
•
Sunday Afternoon Matinee, Ages 11-16, 1 p.m.-5 p.m.
appeared on Channel 56 in two committee, Helen Levkevitz and
• Live Entertainment
different plays. .James Savedes S ammy Pollack; and social corn-
directed the students in the plays.' mittee, Naome Engel, Aviva Nobel'
which had the theme of "Alone and Jack Pesis. -
YIT meets every Saturday at
and Wonder."
Ford hasketballers have now 3:30 p.m. Refreshments follow.
dropped three straight league Starting in January, a general
,limes with their only Victory corn- meeting will be held every other
ing in a non-league contest with Wednesday.
Phone 398-4248
Anyone who is interested in
Finney. One bright spot, though,
25242 GREENFIELD (In The Greenfield Center, North of 10 Mile Rd.)
has been the play of senior Gary joining the group is asked to call
Lincoln. Gary has averaged 22 Eddie Kaplan, adviser, LI 2-2338,
MAKE RESERVATIONS NOW! CHRISTMAS EVE AND NEW YEAR'S EVE PARTIES
points per game while displaying or Young Israel of Oak-Woods,
strong rebounding and floor play. 398-1177.

DANCING

JACK BARNES

'Youth News

Collegians All 1
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T emple Israel

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